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The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

PROBATE NOTICES.
At a Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
December \. ID. 1856
| A BIGAIL NICHOLSON named Executrix in a
n certain instrument purportng to be the last
will and testament of EMERY MCPHERSON, late
of Swanville, in said County of Waldo deceased,
having presented said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said Abigail give notice to ali
persons interested by causing copy Of this order
publican journal, printed at Belfast that they may
appear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
of January next at ten of the clock before noon
and show cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be proved, approved and allowed.
GEO. +. JOHNSON, Judge.
\ true copy. Attcst:-B L. FIELD, Register.
Az Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of W aldo, the second TUESDAY Of
december, A. ID. 1856.
| John ID. BLACK named Executor in a certain
Instrument purporting to be the last viii and
testament of ELLEN K. BLACK, late OF sears
port i'll said County OF Waldo, deceased, having
presented said will for Probate.
Ordered That the said John +. give notice to
all persons interested by causing Il copy this
der to be published three weeks eucccssicly in the
Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that they
may appear ut Il Probate Court. to be hei4 at Bel
fast, within and for said County, tIc second
Tuesday of January nest, ut ten OF the clock be
fore noon and show cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be proved, approved ans. al
lowed.
GEO L. JOHNSON judge.
y true copy AttCst-B. T.. FIELD, Register.
AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and fer
| the County Of Waldo, ON the second Tuesday OF
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

The Custodian of the United States Court
House and Pos Office buildin. in New York
displayed. without waiting for orders the flag
at half-ma>t when Hubert O. Thompson died.
but when Gen. Logan died that funct ionary re-
fused to put ont the flags unless Secretary Man
ming issued formal order.
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

Captain Charles II. Speck of Portland, Me-,
a promising young >hpmaster, died at Rosario.
Argentine Republic. on Nov. 9. He was in
command of the brig Ysidora Rionda. and it
was his first voyage as captain. He leaves a
widow and two young children.
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

He was a travelling printer, and, being out of
employment, he hired himself out to Il farmer
One day the farmer said: 81 want YOU to set that
hem GLOW do you want me to set her solid:'
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06
a q a r. ID.

'See here, Tom, it looks as if you were irving tt
cultivate the Widow Blasted" ''Well Charlie, t.
tell the truth, am trying to rid her of weeds.'
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

and save money, and perhaps your life. Send three
2-cent stamps to pay postage to A. =. Orlway 4
Co., Boston, Mass, and receive copy of DIR. Kauf-
cOloreu plates. 2Wl
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

The gentleman who is lecturing GLOW to Get
Ahead' is supposed to have been out with the boys
on the night of the Sd of July last That is an cx-
cellent way to get 4 "head' We've been todd
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

HALE'S HONEY is the best Cough Cure, 25, SOC, 81,
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and bcautics, Csc.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns s Bunions, &c
HILLS HAIR g. WHISKER DYE-Black & Brown, SOC
PIXIES TOO1HACHE DROPS cure in 1 Minute, Csc
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS a cure, SOC.
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

81 regard Mr.. Eddy As one or TIL mast c"J1ll
und Sst rravtitiontr> with whom h;tvr M,
official intcrcu'Ii4c.' t!IA~ AStp\.
Commissioned ct Patents.
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

Carriers Little Liver Pills must not be confollnl-
ed with common Cathaltc or Purgative Pills as
they are entirely unlike them in every respect one
TRIAL Will Drove their suncriOlitN.
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

During Queen Nictoria's recent nineteen DAYS
stay at BalmOral Castle it rained constantly. When
it wasn't raining outside Victoria was reigning in
side.
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06
PROBATE NOTICES.

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
December A. ID. lSS6.
A BIGAlL NICkERSON named EXecutrix in Il
n certain instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of EMERY NICkERSON, late
of Swanville, in said County of Waldo, deceased
having presented said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said Abigail give notice to ali
persons interested by causing copy of this orcer
to be published three weeks successfully in the Re
publican journal, printed at Belfast that they may
appear at q Probate Court to be held at Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
of January next, at ten of the clock before noon
and show cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be proved, approved and allowed.
GEO. +. JOHNSON, Judge.
\ true copy. Attcst:-B. r. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
Authorizations.

General John McNulta, of Bloomington
I the new receiver of the Wabash railway.
took officially possession of the office YES
terday Gen. McNulta said he found tn,
operating department in good hands anc
stated that they hSd ne intention OF max
ing any changes
Chairman klehn Of the County board
and other parties. indicted for county ring
frauds. furnished bail in Chicago crimina
court in bonds, ranging from $1,000 Il
81. coo
The CheseapeSks nail works st Harris
burg. Pa. employing about POO mer ana
the Le,Riel x Paxton furnace have ceased
operations until rsilrosd and TRANSPORTATION
companies reach some conclusion regarding
freight rates. The mill owners saw they
cannot continue business under The inter
state act Is interpreted now. Several
hundred men are thrown out Of emploY-
nient
A bill WAS passed by the Pennsy,vsn:a
state senate providing thst the punishment
for murder in the first degre, may bt
death 6y the Use Of electricity.
Hon. Dewitt Akin, late represents
tive in congress from the Third South Car
olins district. died ~ his home in Cokts
burg, s. g.. YESTERDAY morning
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
The Sorghum Sugar Industry.

The last number OF Sciencs contains soma
interesting notes on the sorghum sugar indus
try, Ks based upon the report in bulletin No.
z, chemical division. department Of agTicul-
ture This details the methods of stud wing
sorghum cane and its products ns employed
bv the United States last year ut Ottawa
Kan The process differs radically from the
old method OF pressing tho cane to extrac.
the juice, as the cane is first clipped and then
subjected to the process of diffusion, whereby
the easily crystaIiized sugar is recovered This
method promises to work a revolution in the
sugar industry, both by admitting to the
rarket fIst-class product from sorghum
cane and also cheapeaIng the manufacture Of
sugar from the ordinary southern cana TIE
Parkinson Sugar company at Fort Scott has
already adopted the method exclusively for
making up the crop from 600 acres. ard
representative sugar planters from the south
are al presen: stsiying its applicability TO
their. r.industry. Chicago Tribune.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07

Henry George is really protege and q dis
cipe of James McClatchy, the late veteran
editor of The Bee. At the feet of the latter
George drank in those ideas which are SO
graphically explained in Progress and Pow
erty." In fact, it was James hcClatchy
who prevailed upon George to write that
wonderful work 1t was while George was
tho state inspector of gas meters, and while
be had plenty Of idle time upon his hands
One day he dropped into The Bee office, and
he and tho chieftain drifted into conversation
upon their pet hobbies At the conclusion
of a more than ordinarily long explanation
Of kno.ty problem by the editor, Henry
George exclaimed admiringly: lilac, why
don't you write a bool, on those subjectsi BY
heavens i. would mark revelation and
revolution in literature"
To which James McClatchy half sadly an
swered: go, George: am getting too old.
can't work as l used to. Were / twenty
years younger would go at it with vim,
but it takes AL my strength now to work as
have to work on The Bee. But you are
comparatively young; you are vigorous,
strong, -ervy and fuh Of life Besides, you
know, George, you have mighty little work
to do Now, why don't you take up these
reform ideas and weave them into a bookl
There is 10 man living can do it better than
you can To this George dissented most
vigorously, saying that there was no man
anywhere so well fitted for the tas.., as James
McClatchy At last, however, George was
prevailed upon 10 begin the great work, and
be did it ,noiestly, and with lack of con-
fdence in his own ability. Diligently and
laboriously be worked ct his task, frequent
were the consultations between himself and
The Bee editor, aud chapter by chapter, the
work was submitted TO jams McClatchy for
his careful consideration and Judgment
Sacramento tCall Bee.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
An Inconeruous Combination.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, April 6.-The
whisky alliance got up big demonstration
here today in honor of the election OF
Nicely. A band headed the parade, follow
Ell next by about dozen colored men
from the scum clement that once aided a
few exsaloon men on foot; then came
about hundred vehicles, fully half of
which were filled with ex-saloon men and
gamblers; following these were number
of carriages occupied by the better class of
people. rmong them number OF ladies.
Altogether the procession formed an in
congruOus combination.
There is yet some doubt as to the actual
result of the contest though it is generally
believed that Neely has majority of six
teen unless a contest and investigation
should follow and establish the fact that
this majority was brought about by fraud
ulent means
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
The Old Yiralo.

DENVER, Col, April Ga sensation
has been created in social circles by ex-
Governor Gilpin filing application in the
county court for divorce, alleging inhu-
man treatment On the part of his wife,
which. together with her exrravagance
and ung0vernab'e temper. makes life a
burden. He further alleges that his wife
entered into conspiracy to take his life
and get control of his property and chill
dren whose affections she has es,ranged
from him. Mr. Gilpin prays for separa
tion and the custody of his three children
Mrs. Gilpin has filed answer denying all
The charges made by her husband. Gov.
Gilpiu is 10 years old and his wife 81.
They have been married thirteen years.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
The Texas Drouth.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, April 6-J. f.
Mccarthy, Il resident of Sumerset, Atas-
coss COUNTY, has been forced TO leave his
home on account Of the severity of the
drouth which now effects the agricultural
districts of the state. especially the south
western cotton hel;. Mr.. Mccarthy says
the people in the vicinity OF Somerset and
Benton are holding meetings daily to de,
wise means of obtaining for the large por-
tion Of communi Y who are in need Of
common necessities Many have deserted
their homes and dried fields and gone 10
search for more favorable localities. Uu-
less there is rain 81 a very early day the
situation will DC pitiahle. The people are
now hauling water distance of ten miles.
The drouth here set fence cutters Ia work
again and ranchmen who own enclosed
streams or tanks hsve their fences cut
nightly. The ministers of san Antonio
have appointed committee TO wait on the
mayor and request that public meeting
be called so that organized relief may be
extended to suffering planters in Bexer AID
adjoining counties The ministers have
also opened subscriptions for the sufferers
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
As to Tariff Imports,

New HAVEN, Conn, April CA long
discussion today by II vote of 100 to 2
passed the following resolution as sub
stitute for a resolution that called for free
raw meterial:
Resolved, BY this assembly: First
that we favor the protective tariff system
by which We have been greatly beneftted
rs Il state and nation, and we call upon
our senator's aud members of congress to
favor a judicious tariff protection always
in view that our large manufacturing and
agricultural interests may be encouraged
and fostered and promoted and labor may
receive its due reward.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
Freight Tariff Troubles.

CHICAGO, April 6-Failure to agree
upon basis for division of rates to and
from Mississippi river points on Missouri
river business and points beyond has caused
complete ruption lines east from Chicago
and those west from this city. All through
billing of freight between points in the
east aud Missouri river points via Chicago
has been stopped. Eastern roads charge
local rates to Chicago and local rates are
added from Chicago and western points
which OF course makes the rates via Chi
cago really higher than via ST. Louis. Be
sides all freight FROM the east has TO be re-
billed at Chicago which is additional en-
barrasment. Roads running west from
Chicago are determined, it is said, to resist
the demands Of eastern lines with all means
at their command.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
The SchwarfZ-Wert Trial

CHICAGO, April 6-The Daily News
Morris, Ill, special says: The testimony
OF Convict VIM, J. Gallagher was contin
ued today in the Schwartz Watt murder
trial and Gallagher detailed several pur-
ported conversations he had with Schwartz
In the Cook county Jail. Schwartz was
anxious to have Gallagher take 1900
which was in one hundred dollar bills and
get them changed to five and ten dollar
notes, and offered 10 pay Gallagher three
hundred dollars if he would arrange the
matter and Gallagher asked Schwartz if
the money was part of the proceeds of the
Rock Island express robbery and Schwartz
declared it was not. He said Jew had
lost a satchel on the Rock Island train and
that be had found the money in this
satchel"
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
A Near-S,Shtcd CoIorcsl Nan

What Go ycu mean by using that violence
towards your wifcf7 asked the Austin re-
coricr OF Sam Johnsiag
Il didn't use no violence, boss
"But You did; her face is s1 swollen up
from the blow. Didn't you strike herr
Yes, bos., but hit wf.s en- aoccrdsrt Ise
neah sighted"
Nv hats that got 10 do with IT.
Heaps, boss, heaps Yer sec was at de
gate and wns gwiater 60 down town, and
JAS kissed ny han ter AiSdy.T
'Klssed your hand to berg
@Ycs, boss. kissed my han to her, bat ewing
ter &c defec IN my eyes, / spoeei sic was
Morn twen.y ,sct OF, but size wasn't She
WIS so ciUs ter rss dat de bark OBJ my han
biz her smack u Dc uGuf. / ncbber was %
sprisei ii Ely E'e-'
"Weil, thsrs Is another scrprca fn Sore fox
ypa- You pay 80 and crcts U VOC So 20 TIE
county jail --Texas afsira
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07

IL IA related that vEHe 2Iie1 St6ses
Minister Sunse. Cox was n ConSsartU1oP'.n
he and his wife asked q lady of high birth,
but a native OF the country, to take oT1vs
with them one afternoon, and she cnsse.;si
70 go. As soon, however, As tbey drove osi
70 tie street the driver IVES st oaoc arTssesi
aHd the carnage crdsrei tnck by tie po-ice
Tnis was owing 70 the existence ot ia~ N
ConstantinoYss that DO native woman OF nots.s
family shall b Rsn driving u pol,tsc
with foreign9s o. perso0s nos az HoAa.sa
tAitA A-BoNSon TraAA1ic&
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
In Hearty Sympathy.

DOVER, Del. April 6-The Legislature
has unanimously adopted resolutions ex
tending sympathy to Gladstone and Par
nell in their fight against coercion ano
hearty God speed to home rule for Ire
land.
TRENTON, n. J., April Sin the sen
ate today resolution Of sympathy with
the efforts of Gladstone and Parnell tC
secure rights and rebrobating England +:
coercive policy WAS adopted with oppos
ton
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07

In n new dictionary Of biography. contain
ing 4o,ol0 names, all the RothschiIlis and As
tors put together receive only SIS many lines
as are accorded ~ Harriet Beecher stowe.
Cornelius Vanderbilt receives lcSs attention
than Pa-s,Iini, and 4 T. Stewart 10 moro
than Daniel Lambert, the TAT man. Evea
the three r.c. be-1efactoEs George
Pea5ody and Sir sIosss Nont-ecre-uni.ed,
take lcss room than john Ne-l-y or Ma
tllaEtal HAWTHORNE -Nev YORK Herald
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07

kNnSAs City GrAin ana Prov1sIona,
KANSAS O17Y. April 6.
Daily Indicator reports wheat dull. No red
cash. and April, 6 bid e916 asked; Nay y bio
No. Z soft cash no bid nor offerings.
Corn quiet; No. cash. 81 asked; May sales al
32Ie, No. 2 white cash. 32& bid: 3eT4 asked
oats, No. 2, cash. 211s bid
Flour. dull. stea1y; quotations Xxx IS; Xxx Sl.H
al 10 family ST. l5Sl q: choice 81 S1S1 t fancy to
extra fancy 81 5bf.l 55; patent 81 90et2 ~,
Coru MeaL-Green. o.; dried, s0 choice yellow 65
bulk, 10
Bran-Bulk *; sacked. 81.
Huy-Firm: fancy small baled 81 %; large, 81 30.
Flax seed-9D.
Rutter-Creamery. fancy. 3o fine dairy, e.
Cheese-Ful cream l3l6GSl4; fats, s1eS.
Eggs SO.
Poatry-old hens, fat, heavy. ss 25; dressed chick
sns.9. turkeys, 10.
Provsions.-Sugar cured hams, ,lll: bacon lDs dried
oaef. IL dried beef clear g. dry cieI rib sides
go c0 long clear s. 10 shoulders 81 90; short clear
s. -; smoked clear rio sides. IS So long eiear
81 20; shoulders So Is: short clear. 9S 10
he-s Pork k-SiB 90
J.Arj.--hoice tierce, 81 90.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
COunterreiters Caught.

ST. LOUIS, April Ga special to the
Post Dispatch from Chattanooga, says: A
gang Of counterfeiterS were brought here
today from Franklin county Officials
have been watching them six months and
pounced down upon two well-known.
highly respected residents, J. d. and A. M
Peoples. With them was taken VIM
Horn, an old-time coinacker. On the
premises We're found dies, moulds, metal,
etc, to make complete outfit End about
5000 bogus silver money.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
Ireland.

DUBLIN. April 6-The attempt Of
agents to compromise with tenants on Lord
Lansdownc's estates failed. and the work
Of eviction of all who refuse to pay rents
demanded will be resumed about April 20.
MesSrs. Doane and killbride. the two
principal tenants of Lord Lansdowne.
who were recently evicted from their ex.
tensive holdings near Lugga Curren. haye
been elected chairman aud vice chairman
respectively of the Athy board for the poor
law guardians. II Is denied that the
National League will remove their head
quarters To- England in the event of the
passage of the coercion bill
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
W estward, HO.

KANSAS City, April 6-Tho JourDsl
will ssv tomorrow that the Kansas Psciic
land ofice IN this city will soon be removed
10 Omaha and consolidated with that of
the Union Pacific main line. as the grad
ually diminishing land ssles render it in
expedient 10 msutsin separate offices.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
Chicago Lave stock.

TIE Drovers Journal reports cattle rnceipts 4s8
shipments l0J shipping steers go to 1870 pounds
e3.7oels5 4 stockerS and feeders 81 'ho1A S. cows
bulls and mixed ~ oDa, Ok; bulk &. .9esS l5 through
Texes cattle Ss t04s4 20.
Hogs-kece.pts 800. shipments 900 market
strong and steady ;-ouSh and mixed IS l5sl5 g. peck
9nd shipping IS 50s5 %. light 81 S55s5 As ski,,-
es $4,000
.,scrp- Receipts 1910 shipments so. market strong
natives 81 1Ud5 10 western 81 1894 So; Texans g. q
1i l5 lambs 81 5000 90.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
Seismic Sensation

NEW YORK, April GA special 80 the
Mail and Express from Conntrook, y H.
SAYS: A diotaut earthquake tremOr terri
fed the inhabitants of this place to-day.
The vibrations came frym the east and
loud denotions were heard like thunder,
cracking of the frozen ground and break
ing Of mountains adding 10 the noise. The
shock lasted about minute; houses were
Jared, all dishes ratified off the shelves in
the closets. while many people We're rolled
from their beds.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
st. Louis Live StOck.

o
casle-Rece,pts, '0e. market active and strong
choice heavy native sieers 81 sEaa29f h1tchefs
steera feir choice S3 1osei 10, fee'iegS fair
good s. 3aSs4 10, stockers fair to good s. 4e,s ~
rexas common TO h0ice, So 1905 D..
Hoss-ReceiDts 800; market active and strong
hoice, heavy and butchers selections s. osa
IS; packing fair TO good. 81 4tS5 So; yorkers me
ium prime. Is 2955 s.. pigs common TO good 81 u
lJ0
Sheep--Rece:pts, go: market stetdy: common 10
fair. 81 1858 So medium to fancy, g Etlls g..
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
Kansas City Live stock.

htNsAS CiTN, ASrn
Cattle. - Receipts 90l7; Shipments 9I7. strong;
good TO choice 81 51Qti 80 common to medium s. 81
"a 40: stockers. 81 503 30 feeding steers s. 40>s
IN cows, common choice. 81 25c4S g.
Hos keceipta, $500; shipments. ll27; 10 cent
lower: good to choice SIS TG6 ~. common I,
rnedmt o. e5 30 sSiDs and pigs S3 0U4ss 81.
Skeen.-RecelDSs 12t5; sAipm.ntS 2..; strong
rood TO choice IS 9o4 IS: common 70 medium a. 81
q Is
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
EclnOQHr kunE.

NANTUCKET, Mass, April Ga large
three masted schooner was discovered sunk
five miles from the east shore of this island
yesterday. A beats crew went To her and
found her in ten fathoms of water with
her sails set. There is no tidings Of the
crew. Her name has not vet been learned
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
Italy

RoMs. April 6.-Thc pope IS about tc
issue letter ssnctioning the principle ot
the creation OF a Catholic university ri
Baltimore. The pope persists that Nc
Glynn must come to Rome
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
vt. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Apg!l 6.
Fl0rr-Steadv and unchanged
Wheaf-Steady No. red ash 1850: May
S0as0&. June. so4aso July 7ixa0G.
Corn Steady; NO. mixed cash, es1s
Nay :SIi
0ats-Dun but easy; No mixed %; Hay. -.
Rye inn at 55.
Bariey-5D.
ead-Active and firm. Common, 4 %; refined 4 q
,he2lical hard. 2D
Butter-About steady: creamery $780, dairy. t5a25
EgSs-Firmer at I0h
PorE-S70o
Tard-S7 uJa1
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
The New York Suns Interviews.

Our rule in The Sun is to print no inter
view without first submitting the copy or the
proofs to the person interviewed, in order
that the accuracy as well 0s tho fairness Of
the report may be placed beyond question
New York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
Switzerland.

GENEVA, April 6-The Swiss govern
ment has resolved to act vigorously
against socialists and anarchists, whose re-
cent activity is thought to be calculated 10
disturb the peace of the state.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07

PHILADELPHIA, April 6-The failure OF
Henry Power S Son. manufscturiug
chemists, was msde public today. Liabil-
iti.s probably $500. 900. No estimate OF
their SssstS can be obtained.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York Money.
NKw YoAX. Apr1 q.
ropsy on call easy At 54s7 per cent, last loan 6
closed ats
i<tme mercantile paper 52s.
Sterling exchange dull bur steady at ~ IS for o.
day bills and a SsA for demand
The total sales OF stocks were 2i9. 3ll shares
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-07

II nobody has too much everybody VII ksvs
eross sh-Col- Fob IngeTSol
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-09-15
No Merit of Ones Self.

A gentleman lately remarked in a
jocular vein that he had always been
of Importance chiefly as the son of his
father. On removing to new part of
the country, he had hoped to become
somebody on his merits; but, moi
Having by this time become the father
of an enterprising and irrepressible
boy, he found himself acquiring a rep
utation in the new settlement as the
father of That Boy. II am like that
Mendelssohn," he declared. 'who was
the son of the great Moses and the
father of Felix. 1 myself am nobody
said he, but a connecting link
One of our own distinguished men,
noted also for his sense Of humor. an
nounced to a friend the birth of a
daughter, with an impression of regret
''She looks like nice, bright child"
he wrote in letter, "but, after all, a
woman is never anything but an ap-
pendage."
Thus we see that most men and all
women are destined to be known al
ways as appendages-the father of
somebody, or the wife of somebody, or
the sister of somebody!
Would it not be delightful if we could
all be something or somebody, ION our
own hook"p And is t not a laudable
ambition and quite worth while to try
to be sound tub with firm founda-
tion of Its own, instead of being known
chiefly as belonging to somebody else,
and basking always, Ike moons, in re-.
fected rays?-Fdrna and Household.